Sentence examples for based on both history from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, Ogata (1989) considered a model for magnitude sequence where the b-value varies in time based on both history of magnitudes and occurrence times of earthquakes.

The diagnosis of primary headache disorders is mainly clinical and based on both history taking and a normal clinical neurological examination.

Families were excluded from genetic analyses, if either the proband or the participating sibling had an IQ<70, a diagnosis of schizophrenia or autism, a neurological disorder of the central nervous system or a genetic disorder that might mimic ADHD based on both history and clinical assessment.

The clinical diagnosis of hip OA was based on both history and physical examination: pain in the hip was evaluated by the WOMAC pain subscale score, plus all of: pain associated with hip internal rotation in at least one side; morning stiffness lasting <60 min, evaluated by the WOMAC stiffness subscale (score from 'mild' to 'extreme'); and age 50 or over.

The hip OA clinical diagnosis was based on both history and physical examination: pain in the hip was evaluated by the WOMAC pain subscale score, plus all of: pain associated with hip internal rotation in at least one side; morning stiffness lasting <60 minutes evaluated by the WOMAC stiffness subscale (score from 'mild' to 'extreme'); and over 50 years of age.

The argument is based on both bad history and sloppy statistical reasoning.

Skyforger is known for featuring lyrics based on both the history and mythology of their Latvian culture.

Nevertheless, differential diagnosis remains critical (Cribier et al, 1999) and therefore has to be based on both clinical history and common histologic criteria, especially the lack of invasion into the dermis.

Parental socio-economic status was calculated based on both parents' educational history (1 = primary education, no professional training to 4 = university degree) and current profession (1 = unqualified employment to 4 = managing director or independent academic), with a maximum total score of 4 [ 38].

This results in the total similarity between a concept and the current actor, based on both his or her history and the evaluations of all other actors.

The evaluation is based on European seismic design code, where procedures based on both linear and nonlinear time-history analysis are adopted.